Math, asked by sandy2864, 11 months ago

Priya bought 50 kg of fruits consisting of Apple's and bananas. she paid twice as much per kg for the Apple's as she did for the banana. if Priya bought RS.1800 worth of Apple's and RS.600 worth bananas, then how many ksg of each frunit did she buy?​

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Answered by singhalsmita
34

Answer:

No. of apples = 30kg

No.of bananas = 20kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Total kg of apples = x  kg  = Rs.a/kg  = Rs.ax

Total Kg of bananas = y kg ==Rs.b/kg = Rs.yb

x+y = 50..........equation 1

Also, a=2b ........equation 2

Given, Rs.ax = 1800 ....eqution3

and Rs.yb=600...equation 4

From 2 and 3 : ax=1800

==>(2b)x=1800

Keep the value of x from equation 1

2b(50-y)=1800

==>100b-2by=1800

keep the value of yb=600

100b-2*600 = 1800

100b-1200=1800

100b=3000

b=30

=>a=60

since ax = 1800 ==> x = 30Kg

therefore = y=20kg.

Answered by garimakumari5469
2

Answer:

Total kg of apples = x kg = Rs.a/kg = Rs.ax Total Kg of bananas = y kg ==Rs.b/kg = Rs.yb x+y = 50. .equation 1 Also, a=2b ..equation 2 Given, Rs.ax = 1800 ..eqution3 and Rs.yb=600..equation 4 From 2 and 3: ax=1800 ==>(2b)x=1800 Keep the value of x from equation 1 2b(50-y)=1800 ==>100b-2by=1800 keep the value of yb=600 100b-2*600 = 1800 100b-1200=1800 100b=3000 b=30 =>a=60 since ax = 1800 ==> x = 30Kg therefore = y%3D20K%.

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